Stillers-Doncos Postgame Analysis and Grades

Doncos 29, Stillers 23 (OT) ��. Jan. 8, 2012 ����AFC Wild Card, Game #17

 

Stillers-Doncos Postgame Analysis and Grades

 

The Stillers cruised out early, totally dominating the 1st quarter and seeming to be in total command with a 6-0 lead.� Teblow had done utterly nothing at that point, and the Doncos leading receiver was injured on the 1st play of the 2Q. ��Then, on a 3d & 12, the defense inexplicably allowed Teblow to scramble to his LEFT and then threw up a long lob that was hauled in for 51 yards.� A couple plays later, Teblow connected on a 30-yard TD, and the entire game shifted thereafter.�� The Doncos scored on a 73-yard march on their next possession, and a Ben INT gave the Doncos a chippie FG to a make it 17-6 midway in the 2Q.� The Stillers stormed back in the 4Q, and tied the game to send it in OT. ��But on the 1st play from scrimmage in OT, Timmy Teblow hit D. Thomas on a simple small post for about 20 yards, and he shrugged off Ike Taylor and raced 80 yards for the game-winning TD.��

 

Grades:

 

QB:�

Missed an open Wally down the sideline on the 2nd play of the game.�� Should have been 6.�� Good pass under pressure to Miller, 33 yards, a few plays later.� Overthrew an open Sanders on a Sunseri-like lob in the 2Q.� Totally dogshit, horrible INT in the 2Q, which gave the Doncos a chippie FG to make it a 17-6 game.� Ben finished the 1H with 11 of 23 for 134 yards and the 1 INT.�

 

Shitty, low bubble screen pass on the 1st drive of the 3Q, which Butterfingers Wally dropped.�� Good pass to Sanders for 18 on 3d & 10 in the 3Q.� Good rifled crosser to Brown for 19 in the 4Q.� On 3d & 6 at the DEN 19 in the 4Q, Ben somehow felt that jamming a pass to a triple-covered Miller (who was only 5 yards downfield) was his best option.� The pass was easily busted up, and the Stillers had to settle for a FG.� Took foolish sack on 1st play after Mundy�s FF.�� Totally shit, underthrown quail of a lob to a double-covered Wallace that should have been INT�d by Bailey, but he dropped it.� But on the next play, Ben scrambled to his right and hit Cotch for a 31-yard TD pass.��� Took totally stupid sack -- and nearly was stripped -- on 1st down at� 1:37 4Q��� Late in the game (29 seconds left), on a 1st down at the DEN 45, Ben stood and stood and stood in the pocket, and then allowed the ball to be stripped for an 11-yard loss.�� This took the Stillers out of FG range, and it was an entirely shit-eating play by a veteran QB.� You simply CANNOT take a sack, or a strip, in this situation, and there was plenty of time and room to get RID OF the fuking ball.��

 

Overall, a gritty effort, but not nearly good enough.���� C- ��

 

RB:�

 

Redman - Not much holes early on, but showed good burrowing and plowing.� Good 6 yard power run on 2d & 2 at 5:40 1Q.� Superb read and slice for 13 yards on 3d & 1 late in the 1Q.� Superb inside run on 3d & 2 in the 3q, busting tackles and scoring a 33-yard TD.�� The replay review moved the ball back to the 1-2 yard line, which was total bullshit.�� At worst, this ball should have been placed at the 4-inch line.� Superb� 28-yard run up RG in the 4Q.� Superb run on 3d & 1 midway 4Q, gaining 4.�� Overall, Redman had the best game by a �33� for the Steelers in Denver, since Merrill Hoge�s epic performance in the Jan. 1990 playoff game.� Red had 121 yards on only 17 carries, and grabbed 2 passes for 21.� With Mendy being on the mend at camp, Redman will be the #1 back going into the �12 season, unless a rookie is drafted and given a chance.����

 

Clay - ran a plunge late in the 1Q for 1 yard.�

 

Moore - Sat out due to his knee injury.� ��������A+�

 

FB:

 

Johnson - Had a couple ok blocks.�� They also used Johnson as a decoy, in which the Donco LBs followed him but the run was to the other side.������� B

 

WR:�

 

Wally - grabbed an out for 17 in the 1Q, although he had acres of room to gain more had he not stumbled OOB.�� Made a diving grab for 52 yards in the 2Q, but it was correctlyover-ruled on a challenge. This should have been a much cleaner catch than it was, and should have never slithered thru his hands.� He grabbed a short crosser on 3d & 10 and had a HALF ACRE of room, but like a complete pussy, he stuttered and partially slipped on his little faggot cut and was stopped 3 yards short of the sticks.��� Dropped a low but catchable bubble screen midway in the 3Q, and by the grace of God, the play was immediately whistled as an incompletion when it was very clearly a fumbled lateral.�� Had the refs not botched this, Denver would have gotten the ball around the PIT 19.� ��Wally showed today what a shitladen pair of hands he truly has.�� Very, very disappointing.��

 

Brown - mostly ignored in the 1H, but did grab a 25-yarder on a backshoulder late in the 1H.�� Clutch grab on 3d & 3 in the 3Q to move the sticks.� Nice run on end around for 17 in the 3Q.�� Good 19-yard crosser in the 4Q.�� Brilliant catch on a rifled crosser at 1:30 4Q, good for1 17 yards.� This man is a warrior and is quite clearly the best WR on the roster.�

 

Cotch - From the DEN 46, dropped a cake-easy little crosser on 3d & 3 in the 1Q, in which he had an ACRE of room and would have gained at least 18 yards.� He was ignored the rest of the game, until Ben hit him with a 31-yard TD pass at 3:48 4Q.� Cotch made a tremendous catch under tight coverage, even ,taking a pop after the grab.������

 

Ward - was targeted only once and finished what was probably his last game in a Stiller uniform with zero catches.�� Sad, really.��

 

Sanders - Nice grab on out pass, gained 7 in the 1Q. Good tackle on INT return in the 2Q.� Good grab for 18 yards on 3d & 10 in the 3Q.� Dumfuck false start on 2d & 10 at the DEN 23 at 10:57 4Q, which bogged down the drive and we had to settle for a FG.� Very, very stupid.�� Good RAC on short hitch, getting 15.�� Superb catch for 18 yards on sideline lob late in the 4Q.���

 

Wally:� D+������ Brown:� A����� Sanders and Cotch:�� B���� Ward:� Inc.�

 

TE:��

 

Miller -�� Good grab, 8 yards on early 3d & 3.� Then 33 yards on a seamer the next play.� Grabbed his 3rd catch on the 3rd series, in the 1Q.�� Good pull and block on Red�s 9-yard run in the 1Q.� Good block to spring Brown on the long end around.� Heath had an alert fumble recovery late in the 2Q, which, had he not recovered, would have given the Doncos the ball in FG range.�

 

Johnson - dropped a cake-easy lil� middle dump in the 2Q, which would have gained 6.�� What a fuking pile of shit.�� Good block on the Wallace TD run.��

 

Miller:� A� ��Johnson:�� C-�

 

OL: The O-line often allowed leakage on simple 3 and 4-man rushes.�� The blocking in the ground game was decent.�

 

Starks: Got totally steamrolled onto his back for a sack by Ayers in the 2Q.�� A totally barf-laden blocking attempt. ���He somehow got hurt, perhaps when he was flattened onto his back.�� ����

 

Scott - came in at LT in the 4Q.�� Good block on 3d & 1 in the 4Q.��

 

Gilbert- rode his man way to the left to help spring Redman for the 33-yard run in the 3Q.��� Wasn�t the total pile of shit that he was last week, which was a pleasant surprise.��

 

Leggo - On 3d & 4 late in the 2Q, with the offense in FG range at the DEN 32, Leggo snapped a 94-MPH snap that was high, and it glanced off Ben�s hands and rolled further for a 23-yard loss that forced a punt.� Was beaten late in the 4Q for a strip of Ben, which pushed the Stillers out of FG range.��

 

Foster - failed to ward off Dumervil on a 1st down sack at 7:20 4Q.�� �

 

Kemo - good pull and maul on Red�s long run in the 4Q.�

 

Pouncey - did not play, due to the ankle injury.� ������C+

 

DL:� The line got gashed here and there in the ground game, and did nothing to even get a paw in the face of the QB, much less harass the QB.� �

 

Keisel - injured in the 2Q and did not return.�

 

Hampton - tweaked his knee in that long 1st series (all of 3 plays).�� Did not return.��

 

McClendon - replaced FatBoy Hampton.��

 

Hood - tackle of Tebow on option keeper late in the 3Q.� Had a fairly active game with 4 solos.�

 

Heyward - got a 1-handed grab of Ball on 3rd & long to force a FG try in the 4Q.� Over-bvit on a read-keeper in the 4Q, good for 10 yards.� Superb hustle play to chase down McGayboy and help strip the RB for a FF in the 4Q.�� Overall, I�m really disappointed in this man�s upper body strength.�� He needs to spend at least 6 days a week.�

 

Overall, not good enough.���� B-� ����

 

LB:� An entirely weak-assed, subpar effort by the crew that, schematically, is supposed to be making the plays to lead this defense.�

 

Farrior - weak whiff on bubble screen, 2nd series.�� Weakly whiffed like a complete pansie on a McCaghee plunge for 11 yards late in the 2Q.� Finished with paltry 3 solos and did nothing.��

 

Timmons - flashed into the BF and dropped the RB for a 2-yard loss, 2nd series.�� Blasted into the BF for another loss-drop on the final play of the 1Q.��� Had 5 solos and 1 A.�� Earned his keep.��

 

Harrison - delivered a low lick to Decker (not his man in coverage) and knocked him silly, as Decker lay woozy after he hit the ground.� The hit forced an incompletion instead of a 21-yard reception.� Fooled on a Tebow keeper around end for 4 yards in the 2Q.�� Flagged for a late hit on the QB in the 2Q.� Fooled on option keeper late in the 3Q, good for 11 yards.�� Good stuff of McGahee late in the 4Q.� �On an option pitch in the 3Q, Harrison had a chance to LIGHT UP Timmy Teblow, but instead, he held up and just gave Timmy a wee lil� baby tap.��� On this kind of play, a LB must light up the QB.� THAT is how you stop the option in the NFL.� Me thinks the fines and suspension finally put a crimp into Harrison�s play, because up until 4 weeks ago, he would have simply lit up the QB on that kind of play.��

 

Foote - As usual, did absolutely nothing.��� A total waste of oxygen.�� He did manage to get blown out on the Tebow TD run.��

 

Woodley - Made a rare stop, 1st play, stopped Tebow on keeper.�� Gay helped considerably, but Big LaMarr was given a solo stop.� After that long, laborious 1st series (all of 3 plays), he gave way to Worilds.� LaMarr returned for the 3d series.� Just as I warned in my pre-game analysis, Big LaMarr did a huge Wide Loop Rush on 2d & 6 on the 8, and the resulting ALLEY was wide enough to fit a �72 Oldsmobile, and Tebow ran in nearly untouched for an easy TD. Being the complete puss that he is, LaMarr sat out a good bit of the 2H.�� He did return late in the 3Q.�� Whiffed on Tebow on an option keeper late in the 3Q.� Whiffed on a fairly easy sack at 8:34 4Q.� Big LaMarr, who was standing around and doing nothing, managed to recover the fumble that was forced by Mundy.� The lazy, fat-fuk that he is, he blatantly grabbed Tebow�s facemask back in the pocket on a pass play at 2:00 4Q, but luckily the refs failed to see it.�� Overall, Big LaMarr provided no more impact than if the coaches had merely inserted a 55-gallon drum in his place.�� No pressure, no heat, and no harassment on the QB.� NONE at all.��

 

Worilds - On 2nd series, superb chase-down on bubble screen on OTHER side of field, stopping the play short of the sticks and forcing a punt.�

 

Timmons:� B+����� Harrison and Worilds: B-��� Farrior, Foote: C����� ��Woodley:� D-�

 

DB:�

 

Pola - chipped in with Mundy on FF on 1st series.� Overplayed a long loft on the 2nd series that could have been an 92-yard TD pass, but it was 2 inches too long. Bit up on the rollout that gained 40-yard in the air in the 2Q.� Flashed up and nailed McGahee for no gain late in the 3Q.�

 

Ike - Had a barf-licking, putrid effort the entire game.�� Played like a complete faggott. ���Failed to make ANY play on the ball on the deep ball to Thomas for 51 yards.�� Got literally spun like a top on a stop n� go by Thomas in the 2Q and then tried a weak-assed, girlish tackle attempt, which gained 58 yards.�� (At that point, this was the longest pass play of Tebow�s career).�� Ike was flagged for a hold early in the 3Q.� Flagged for a ticky-tack PI in the 3Q on a deepish lob to Thomas in the 3Q, good for 32 yards.� Like a complete asspump, Ike grabbed HIGH on the huge, strong Thomas after the catch in OT, and Thomas shrugged him off like a toddler and sped another 55 yards for the game-winning TD. �Going into the game, I felt Ike was man enough to at least moderately handle Thomas, but I had no idea Ike would play as though he squats -- not stands -- when he pisses.�

 

Gay - Mimicking Ike, Gay got caught flat-footed 2 plays later and never made a play on the ball on the 30-yard TD pass.� Of course, the WR only got ONE foot down and his ass landed OOB, but the review ruled it a TD anyway.�� Saved a TD with an ankle-nip tackle of Royal in the 2Q.� On the next play, on 3d & goal, Gay busted up a TD pass.� Good tackle of McGahee near the end of the 2Q for a 3-yard gain.�

 

Mundy - FF, 2nd play of game (but Denver recovered).�� Helped strip McGahee for a rare FF in the 4Q.� Got caught up near the LB box on the game-wining TD, although we can presume that his coach, who is in the Hall of Fame, you know, tasked him to be there.��

 

Clark - did not play, due to his sickle cell issues in altitude.� ���Facing an inept QB who was missing his most prodctuve WR (Decker) for 70% of the game, this was a total pile of bile.���� Ike: F���� All others: D

 

Spec teams:� Surprisingly, no fiascos or blunders at all.�

 

Brown - nice catch of a fair-catch punt in the 1Q, in which he was blatantly interfered with (crowded by a coverage man who was well within the 1-yard bubble), but no flag was thrown.��

 

Kapinos - decent pooch punt in the 1Q, with it being FC at the DEN 11.� Booming 62-yard punt in the 2Q.�

 

Suisham - 45-yard FG to put the Stillers up 3-0.� Nailed a 38-yarder late in the 1Q to increase the lead to 6-0.��� Did a god job with all his KOs, getting TBs on each time but one, with the 1 return coming out only to the 15.���� �A

 

 

OC:� Arians, as usual, arrived to this game with no plan, no purpose, and no sense.� It was yet another exposition of grab-bagism at its best, or worst.� ���

 

1st series, 3d & 7 -� Airhead Arians calls a bubble screen to Wally, which was easily stopped for a piddly-ased 2 yards.�� A shit playcall by a shit-for-brains coordinator.�� Miller is ravaging the Doncos on this drive, and you also have Brown, Wally, Ward, et al, to pass to near the sticks�.and you call a piss-drinking, behind the LOS bubble screen ??��� Fuk Bruce Arians.�� Arians went on to� call 3 bubble screens, 1 of which gained 5 yards; another which should have been ruled a fumble recovery by Denver; and the 2 yarder by Wally.���

 

Finally, at 1:05 2Q, Arians finally decides to get the ball to his BEST receiver, Tonio Brown, which gained 25 yards.� Prior to that, the only pass Brown had thrown his way was a bubble screen for 5 yards.��

 

12 men in huddle early in the 3Q.�� How fuking stupid can you get ?��

 

Rare, smart call on the jet sweep that scored an untouched TD by Wally in the 3Q.�� Another rare but smart tactic was to use Johnson as a decoy in short yardage, as the Doncos must have shown a tendency to rabidly over-pursue wherever the FB went.�

 

As usual, the offense pissed away gobs of time late in the game.� At 1:04 4Q, Ben hit Brown on a fairly quick 17-yard completion.�� The play ended at 0:56.� In true Arians Offense fashion, the offense took nearly an hour and a half to get off the next snap, which did not occur until 0:33.��� At this level of football, it should not take 23 seconds to get a snap off after a 17-yard catch.�

 

Arians never did adjust his offense to accommodate Ben�s injury and lack of mobility, resorting instead to the ad-hoc, playground offense that Arians uses when Ben is healthy.�� It all spelled a complete clusterfuck.���� D-�

 

DC:� Dick, once again, for the 14th time this season, had the luxury of facing a totally inept offense led (sic) by a totally inept QB.� Coming into this tilt, the lowly Donco offense had not scored a TD in their last 19 drives.��� The Doncos lost their starting RG last week, and had to user a backup.� Lil� Timmy Tebow was THE MOST inaccurate passer in the NFL this season and was THE WORST QB, statistically, in the entire league this season.�

 

Everyone knows you do NOT ALLOW Tebow to scramble to his LEFT.� Everyone, that is, except Dick LeBeau.�� On the 2nd series, the defense allowed Tebow an ACRE of room, and what would have been a 92-yard TD pass was just 2 inches too far for the WR.�� Early in the 2Q, with the Stillers in total command and leading 6-0, the Doncos faced a 3d & 12 the defense again allowed Tebow to scramble to his LEFT, and the pitiful QB easily completed a 51-yard bomb to Thomas on 3d & 12.��� Everyone knows you don�t allow Teblow to scramble to his LEFT, and it was at this point that I quickly realized -- LeBeau and his vaunted defense were totally unprepared for this QB.

 

In the 2Q, Dick allowed a 58-yard deep ball to Thomas, the longest completion of Tebow�s career (at that point).��� Soon thereafter, Teblow ran a keeper for 4 yards, setting up a 2d & 6 at the PIT 8.�� ANYONE who has watched the Doncos this season knows this a situation where the Broncos LOVE to run the QB keeper.� Sure enough, they did, and Dick was entirely unprepared for it, and Teblow ran up a GAPING hole, nearly untouched, for a cake-easy TD run.���� �Duh-uh��I am Dick LeBeau and I am a clueless fuking idiot�.�����

 

Later in the 2Q, the vaunted �#1� defense allowed a designed rollout to Teblow�s LEFT, and Tebow, totally unfettered, easily completed a 40 yard pass on a long loft.�� Late in the 2Q, Dick, as helpless as a 1-legged man in an ass-kicking contest, allowed a 59-yard march for a chippie FG to make the lead 20-6.�� In the 2Q alone, Dick allowed 226 yards of offense to a lowly, putrid, sack o� shit offense that passed for 60 (SIXTY) yards in the entire game last week.�

 

Dick finally managed to stop Timmy and the Broncos on the 1st drive of the 3Q,�� Problem was, Dick allowed the Doncos to make a couple first downs, and the Doncos marched to the PIT 37 before punting and pinning the Stillers on their own 12.�� That�s called FLIPPING the field, and no one allows it to happen easier in big games, than Dick LeBeau.��

 

On 2d & 7 late in the 3Q, Tebow had an ETERNITY in the pocket.� He finally took off running up the gut, and had an ACRE of room for an easy 8-yard run.�� A couple plays later, Tebow ran the read-option keeper for 10 yards.� The flat-footed defense looked about as prepared as the French army was for either World War.��

 

In the 3Q, the Stillers scored a TD to make it a 7-point game.�� The KO was a TB and Denver took over at its 20.� RIGHT HERE was a chance for this softee, over-rated defense to make a STOP, force a punt, and get the ball back for the offense.�� What did Dick do ?�� He allows the Doncos to casually MARCH, and MARCH, nearly the entire length of the field, in a long, clock-chewing 11-play, 87-yard drive that culminated in a chippie 35-yard FG to make it a 10-point game.�� That�s some dominating defense, isn�t it ?�

 

After Ben tied the game, DEN took over at its own 15-yard line with 3:42 remaining in the game.�� RIGHT HERE, the defense could force a� punt and give the offense golden FP for a game-winning FB.� �Nope, not LeBeau.�� Dick allows another bootleg left, which Tebow casually completed for 17 yards to Fells.�� Dick finally did force a punt, but precious time, and yardage, was pissed away.��

 

On the first play of OT, Tebow had no pressure in his face, and then calmly hit a WIDE OPEN Thomas on a short post,�� With NOBODY back at safety, Thomas ran 80 yards for the game-winning TD. �When the ball was snapped, there were 11 (ELEVEN) defenders within 4 yards of the LOS.� Why ?��� It�s not like McGahee was tearing it up.� He�d gained 61 yards on 19 rushes, about half of what Redman had gained with 2 less carries.�� LeBeau was a complete fuking ignoramus for sticking EVERY defender up at the LOS on a 1st down play from the opposing 20 yard line.� A stupidfuk scheme by a complete stupidfuk.��� ���

 

By the way, lest anyone forget, the Broncos lost their LEADING RECEIVER, Eric Decker, to injury in the 2Q and he did not return.� LeBeau faced a depleted Denver receiving corps, and still gave up yardage and points to a pitiful, scattershot QB the way the French army got over-run in both World Wars.�

 

Timmmy Tebow, a total pile o� dung as a QB, completed 10 of 21 passes for 316 yards. �He averaged an unheard-of 15 yards per attempt and had a passer rating of 125.6. �Timmy�s passer ratings in the two previous games were 37.9 and 20.6.�� Yet Dick LeBeau, supposedly The Supreme Almighty Lord and Deity of Defensive Football, allows this sorry pissfuk of a QB to achieve a 125.6, with zero turnover.� And Dick allowed Timmmy a gaudy 31.6 yards per completion, which is the 3rd highest mark EVER in NFL history.�� �

 

Overall, Dick got tooled and schooled.� Pressure on the QB?� NONE.�� Heat on the QB ?� None.��� Clever disguises?�� NONE.��� Exotic coverage that fooled the young, greenhorned Tebow ?�� NONE.��� Forced INTs?�� NONE.�� Forced turnovers?�� Only one, that by a RB�s fumble.��������

 

� Quiz Question --�� How do you make Timmy Tebow look like a competent QB ?

 

�� Answer:� Let him face Dick LeBeau and that vaunted �#1 defense� !!����

 

Dick LeBeau -- totally befuddled, totally confused, and totally worthless.�� Sure enough, you�ll hear plenty of babble and fury, making pathetic excuses and rationalizing the performance of Dick�s schemes and his flaccid defense.� The defense was woefully unprepared for the Denver read-option and the entirely left-handed nature of Tebow.�� Proper preparation prevents piss poor performance.� A complete farcical fraud of a coordinator that was EXPOSED for the entire world to see and snicker.�� Senility is sad.�� Denying it is even sadder.� Time for this senile fool to do himself, and his team, a favor by retiring.� There has been one, and only one, nationally followed web site that has broken down how flaccid, how weak, how over-rated, and how much of a paper tiger LeBeau and his vaunted �#1 defense� is....and you�re reading it right now.�� ����

 

Of course, Mister Teflon, Dick Lebeau, was in total denial after the game and pulled a Todd Graham by throwing Ike Taylor under the bus.� "I just talked to him corner to corner," LeBeau said when asked what he said to Taylor.�� �"I know how he's feeling," LeBeau said of Taylor. "But that's part of playing corner. Ike will be back. He's down right now, but he'll be back."���� Ike indeed will be back.��� Let�s hope Dick is not.�� ��F- �

 

HC:� Tomlin had yet another miserable playoffs.�� He oversaw a dogshit defensive gameplan and never helped to make adjustments.�� And, isn�t defense supposed to be Momlin�s specialty and expertise ?�� Perhaps after this ass-raping, Momlin will finally get the cajones to let Dick The Dullard go and find someone who can instill some modern schemes and adjustments into a stale, flaccid, vastly over-rated defense.��

 

In a rare fit of intelligence. Momlin challenged the Decker play in which Harrison hit Decker and the ball came loose, early in the 2Q.��� The reception was over-ruled and it was ruled an incompletion.�

 

The gaffes, simpleton errors, and silly-assed mistakes were typical of a pee-wee football team.� There was no defensive game plan against the left-handed QB at all.�� 12-men in huddle flag.� Dropped passes.�� A bad snap to take the offense out of FG range.�� A totally assaholic false start by a WR at the Denver 23 in the 4Q.�� A delay of game on the offense with 12 seconds left in the game and the �O� trying to get into FG range.��� Mike Tomlin -- the statue who stands around and does nothing.����� F�

 

Synopsis:� A disgraceful, embarrassing loss against a badly outmanned, weak-assed opponent.�� This game should have never gone into OT.�� Ever.�� It was a dogshit defensive game plan that allowed a barf-spewing QB to riddle and roll all over the defense.� Only Dick LeBeau could manage to make Timmy Tebow look competent.�� The offense did its usual sputtering, although they were missing Pouncey and Mendy, plus Starks.��

 

������ Of course, to those of us like myself who objectively studied this team all season, none of this was a surprise.� None.� This is a team that, all season long, faltered against good teams and eked out weak-assed wins against shit-pile opponents.� This is a defense that feasted on a plethora of shitbag QBs and inept offenses, and on the rare occasions they faced offensive competence, they almost always were riddled and shredded.� Even had they squeaked by the lowly Doncos, this team would have had their asses whipped and thrashed next week against the Patriots.��� Just as well to end this hideous season and move on to the offseason.�

 

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